Accountants & tax advisers
Your clients ask the same fifteen questions every quarter.
Which documents, which deadline, which threshold applies, what happens if they are late. You have answered all of it before, usually by email, usually twice. Write it once and let visitors ask in their own words.
What visitors actually ask
Real questions, in their own words. No keywords, no menu to navigate.
- Which documents do you need for a limited company's annual return?
- When is the deadline, and what happens if I miss it?
- Do you handle payroll as well as bookkeeping?
- How much do you charge for a small company?
And it answers from your data
Which documents do you need for a limited company's annual return?
For an annual return we need your invoices, bank statements, payroll summary and last year's closing balance. We start collecting eight weeks before the deadline.
What it does with them
It answers the routine so you can bill the rest
Document lists, deadlines, what to bring. Every time it answers one of these, it is time you did not spend on an email you have written before.
It stays out of advice
Anything specific to one client's numbers is not something written material can settle. It says that and hands over, rather than producing a confident answer you would have to correct.
It shows you what you never documented
Every unanswered question lands in your dashboard. After a month you know exactly which page your website is missing.
What you set up
Once, in an afternoon.
- 1Paste your service list, document checklists and deadline calendar into the knowledge base.
- 2Add a house rule keeping the assistant away from case-specific advice.
- 3Paste one line into your site.
Try it on your own material
Free plan, no card. Add a few documents or products and talk to it yourself before you put it on your site.
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